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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
3
An analysis of Russia in 1917 1918 tracing illiteracy autocracy and church control then Lenin Trotsky decree seizing land and the resulting moral harm on the Russian people noting property rights and the danger of precedent that justifies dishonesty warned by a physician narrator in 1920.
A U.S. Department of Agriculture report on 1912 poultry trials found meat scrap in mash raises yearly egg output. Flocks with meat scrap averaged 125 to 150 eggs per bird, versus 90 without it, with cost savings despite higher feed price. Milk products can also raise production in winter.
The American Legion and the War Department unite across the nation to eliminate work slacker ex servicemen from the job placement program. These men hinder the effort to place veterans by showing shiftless attitudes after securing jobs, upsetting employers and harming other service members seeking work.
The article from the United States Department of Agriculture advises convenient pens houses and yards. It emphasizes pond or stream access for breeding ducks and suggests light sandy sloped land with good shipping facilities. Double rotated yards with quick growing crops and central feed areas are recommended.
A study notes several malodorous oily mixtures repel stable flies but can overheat animals in sun. A recipe of one gallon fish oil, two ounces pine tar, two ounces pennyroyal oil, and a quarter pint kerosene repels flies briefly when applied lightly to exposed areas.
A soap solution made from one ounce of laundry soap in a gallon of water will kill all chicken lice. A second dipping ten days later is required to kill lice hatched from eggs unaffected by the first treatment.
Poultry notes discuss hens versus pullets for breeding, heat as a key enemy to eggs, and challenges with goose eggs. It warns against certain pests and advises on grain rations including cracked corn or whole wheat in limited daily portions to ducks.
A presidential sketch recounts Thomas Jefferson from born in 1742 near Shadwell Virginia to his rise as a lawyer planter and politician. It covers his early legal success his Virginia governance presidency and bold moves like the Louisiana Purchase and the first party system with Hamilton. It notes his frugal reforming stance and lasting influence on the presidency and the Democratic spirit.
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